Ticket #2532345 (new defect)

Reporter Emanuele Ciriachi	Opened: 05/22/12 Last modified: 05/22/12 Status: new Type: defect	Owner Matt Sweeney	Target Release: Priority:
Summary:	IE9: Invoking getStyle('borderColor') on a Node with a borderColor represented by a string, returns an invalid value
Description:	My DOM node has border-color: gray gray gray blue; when I invoke getStyle('borderColor') on it, I get "#GRAY GRAY GRAY BLUE", which is wrong. Perusing through the YUI code, I read that the getStyle() function ends up invoking getBorderColor(), who in turn passes a string representation of the border color ("gray gray gray blue") to the Y.Color.toHex() method, who in turns gives me the actual value I get as result of getStyle that causes the problem ("#GRAY GRAY GRAY BLUE"). This seems to fall through a conditional statement that is Internet Explorer-specific.
Type:	defect	Observed in Version:	3.4.1
Component:	Node	Severity:	S3 (normal)
Assigned To:	Matt Sweeney	Target Release:
Location:		Priority:
Tags:	IE9, Node, getStyle, borderColor	Relates To:
Browsers:	IE 9.x
URL:	http://yuilibrary.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=92&t=10042&p=32669#p32669
Test Information:	Create a DOM element (I used a div) with CSS border-color: gray gray gray blue; (for example - it can be any text-specified border color). Get the Node of that element through YUI and try to invoke getStyle('borderColor') on it: you will get #GRAY GRAY GRAY BLUE, which is an invalid value.

YUI 3